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CAS North East Regional Conference - Free to Attend!

When 30 Jun 2025 Start09:00 End15:00
Organised by Sarah Zaman
Community Type

Local Community

Event Type

Face to Face

CAS North East Conference 2025: Educational Practice in Computing

Date: Monday, 30 June 2025
Location: Urban Sciences Building, Newcastle University
Cost: Free (limited to 150 attendees – first come, first served)

Join Us for a Day of Inspiring Computing Education

We’re excited to co-host the Computing at School (CAS) North East Conference 2025 with Newcastle University – a full day of high-quality CPD designed for computing educators across all stages of education.

Further information on the event can be found here.

Programme

08:15-09:15

Registration and refreshments

09:15-09:25

Welcome - Chris Napier, Newcastle University & Sarah Zaman, Computing at School

09:25-10:10

To be confirmed

10:10-11:10

Primary Coding League: a computing enrichment case study  - Charlie Mackenzie, Primary Coding League

10:10-11:10

Using AI to help with work load - Tim Mulford, Whitburn CofE Academy

10:10-11:10

[HOLD for Altitude Foundation]

10:10-11:10

How to achieve the NCCE Computing Quality Mark - Sarah Zaman, NCCE

11:10-11:25

Break

11:25-12:25

AI - friend or foe: ethics, privacy, security and teaching pupils about it - Dr Marie Devlin, Newcastle University

11:25-12:25

Flock XR, the free 3D creation tool for young people - Rebecca Franks, Flip Computing

11:25-12:25

Are Hybrid GCSEs the Future? Be part of the pilot - Paul Robson, Royal Grammar School Newcastle

11:25-12:25

Digital classroom strategies and the use of OneNote to deliver lessons - Andy Bradley, Cardinal Humme Catholic School

11:25-12:25

Getting to know Code Club - Helen Baron, Raspberry Pi Foundation

12:25-13:15

Lunch

13:15-14:00

AI in Learning - Becky Allen, Sunderland University

14:00-15:00

Computer education research - Dr Laura Heels, Newcastle University

14:00-15:00

Crafting with Code: Turtlestitch - Professor Margaret Low MBE, University of Warwick

14:00-15:00

Using MediaLib to create multimedia python products - Simon Roberts, Carmel College

14:00-15:00

A Level Computer Science - Karnaugh Maps - James Dixon, Cardian Hume Catholic School

14:00-15:00

Bringing Computational Thinking to life in your classroom - Diane Dowling, Raspberry Pi Foundation

15:00-15:15

Break

15:15-16:15

Supercharging Student Memory: Effective Retrieval Strategies for A-Level Computer Science - Jeanette Patterson, Durham Sixth Form

15:15-16:15

Operation Enignma - Ben McIvor, CyberFirst North East and Yorkshire

15:15-16:15

Data Logging with Micro:bits - Steve Robert, OpenZone@TheWord - ICT in Schools

15:15-16:15

Teaching Python to beginners with Strype, a versatile and engaging online programming environment - Pierre Weill-Tessier, King's College London

16:15-16:30

Closing and prize draw - Chris Napier, Newcastle University & Sarah Zaman, Computing at School

 

 

We look forward to seeing you!

For further information

Sarah Zaman

sarah.zaman@computingatschool.org.uk